London Waterloo Station | Trains to London Waterloo

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London Waterloo Railway Station was first built in July 1848; the present structure was inaugurated in 1922. This striking building is a Grade II listed building and with just around 100 million passenger entries and exits per year, Waterloo is Britain's busiest railway station by passenger usage and one of the biggest in Europe. The station was originally used as Eurostar terminal between 1994 - 2007, until this was moved to St Pancras International station, although discussions have been started to re-establish this as a working terminal.

Ticket office

Ticket Machine	Available
Staff help	Available
Staffing level	The staff is available at all times.
Oyster Prepay	Unavailable
Oyster topup	Unavailable
Oyster validator	Available
Pre-purchase collection	Available
Travel card zone	London Waterloo is in Zone 1

Luggage

Left Luggage	Available
Left Luggage phone number	020 3468 4553
Left Luggage Website	https://www.southwesternrailway.com/contact-and-help/lost-property

Facilities

Shops	Available
Shops note	Kiosk, News agent, Wide range of shops, Mini supermarket, Pharmacy, Convenience store, High street shops, Passport Photo Booth
Postbox	Available
Telephones	Unavailable
Station Buffet	Available
Station Buffet notes	Coffee shop, Buffet, Coffee kiosk, Cold drinks vending machine, Food vending machine, Public House/Bar, Food outlet (Seating available)
ATM	Available
ATM notes	Located on concourse
Bureau de Change	Available
Tourist Information Office	Unavailable
Nearest station with more facilities	There is level access from all platforms to the main concourse. There is level access to the station via Exits 1 (Station approach), Exit 2 (via lifts to Waterloo Road and level Access to the Jubilee line), Exit 3 (for taxis and Station Reception)

Toilets

Toilets	Available
Toilets notes	Yes, One is on Cab Road and the other is near Platform 20 beside Starbucks. They are both operated by a radar key.
Showers	Unavailable
Baby change	Available

WiFi

WiFi	Available
WiFi notes	http://www.btwifi.com/find/
Web kiosk	Unavailable

Staffing and customer service

Staff Help notes	Staff help is available from the station reception on Cab Road. Disability Assistance can be arranged by contacting South Western Railway on 0800 52 82 100 between 06:00 and 22:00 or by emailing assistedtravel@swrailway.com. It is preferred if Assistance is arranged 24 hours in advance. Monday to Friday 04:30 - 01:05. Saturday 04:30 - 01:50. Sunday 05:30 - 01:05
Customer Service notes	Monday-Saturday 07:00-22:15. Sunday 09:00-20:45. Station Reception.
Customer help points	Available
CCTV	Available

Parking

Carpark name	Station Car Park
Carpark operator	APCOA Parking (UK) Limited
Car parking spaces	27

Bicycle Facilities

Cycle storage	Available
Cycle storage spaces	573
Sheltered cycle storage	Unavailable
Cycle storage CCTV	Available
Cycle storage notes	Cycle storage is now located opposite the main entrance on Cab Road.
Cycle storage notes	There are stands available.

Accessibility

Step-free access	Step free access is available throughout the whole station.
Ramps for train access	Available
Wheelchairs	Available
Induction Loop	Available
Accessible ticket machines	Available
Accessible Booking Office counter	Available
Accessible taxis	Accessible taxis are available at this station, please see below for more information
Accessible taxis notes	London Waterloo station is a major station with taxis usually available on a rank. Advance booking is not normally necessary or even possible, unless arriving early in the morning or late at night. Operators who may accept bookings include: Radio (020 7272 5471) or ComCab (020 7908 0286) or Addison (020 7387 8888).

First Class Lounge

Located by the River Thames, just a short walk from Westminster Bridge, this is, of course, a busy station for tourists. But the majority of passengers here are travelling on local or suburban services. It’s a busy commuter station and terminus for those travelling in from nearby stations. There are also frequent services to Ashford International, Weymouth, Portsmouth and Reading.

There are plenty of attractions you can reach once you arrive at London Waterloo station. For example, you can easily get to the Imperial War Museum, which is only a 12-minute walk away from the station, or the Palace of Westminster which is just a 15-minute walk.

Departures
Arrivals

Departing to	Train	Time	Platform	Status
to Dorking (Main)	South Western Railway	08:27	2	Late
to London Waterloo	South Western Railway	08:27	5	On time
to London Waterloo	South Western Railway	08:30	19	On time
to Portsmouth Harbour	South Western Railway	08:30	15	On time
to Guildford	South Western Railway	08:33	1	On time

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Arriving from	Train	Time	Platform	Status
from Surbiton	South Western Railway	08:26	6	Late
from Weybridge	South Western Railway	08:27	20	On time
from Portsmouth Harbour	South Western Railway	08:27	13	On time
from Dorking (Main)	South Western Railway	08:29	3	Late
from Farnham	South Western Railway	08:30	18	On time

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Trains to London Waterloo

Station details & facilities

Ticket office

Luggage

Facilities

Toilets

WiFi

Staffing and customer service

Parking

Bicycle Facilities

Accessibility

First Class Lounge

Departures and arrivals from London Waterloo

Departures

Arrivals

Useful travel tips

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Off peak fares

Seat Reservations

Travelling with a bicycle

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